Bill would outlaw strikes and lockouts in West Virginia
A House of Delegates bill introduced by Delegate Arnett of Marion County would prohibit strikes and lockouts under multiple conditions including actions by federally set employers, public-necessity workers, violations of agreements or arbitration awards, and efforts to disrupt employment for union membership. The measure sets penalties for inducing or funding such actions and allows civil remedies for affected parties, with repeals of conflicting laws.
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West Virginia
House of Delegates
Arnett
Marion County
United States of America
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Revival meetings fill Bramwell church as weeklong services continue
Bramwell revival services at the Methodist church draw growing attendance with nightly 7:30 p.m. gatherings led by the pastor and strong singing. The public is invited to attend as announcements and schedules are to be updated. The Woman's Club met with few members present, while officers and district roles were announced. Physicians treated students at the school for tonsil and adenoid issues, and eye specialists were advised for some children. The Woman's Missionary Society plans an afternoon meeting with Miss Lake reporting on the Johnson City conference.
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Methodist Church
Woman's Club
Masonic Temple
R. L. Parsons
Bramwell Club
Phillip Goodwill
Baker
BE. T. Cecil
Woman's Missionary Society
Yankee
Miss Lake
Johnson City
Tenn
Fred
Richmon
Bluefield
Richmond
Bootie Ts Lake
Johnson Cit
Roland Tory
Sunny South
Emma O'Brien
Virginia Bolen
House Guest of Miss Alice Toy Mentioned in Report
The item notes L. Parsons was confined to his home for a week with quinzy while staying as a house guest of Miss Alice Toy during the past week.
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Miss Alice Toy
Kk. L. Parsons
High School and College Education Compare in Earnings
A Boston University study reports high school education worth 33000 dollars and college or technical schooling worth 72000. Untrained workers peak at 30000 in earnings, high school grads reach 2200 monthly by 40, while college grads expect about 150000 total earnings by age 60. Educational payoffs are highlighted at a National Education Association meeting in Cincinnati. The gymnasium project progresses slowly as material arrives, while Boy Scout groups begin forming under Mr. Rittenhouse. Matoaka teachers visited local schools Thursday.
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Hiawatha
Everett W. Lord
Boston University College of Administration
Broom
National Education Association
Cincinnati
Rittenhouse
Roberts
Cooper
Boyce
Jamison
Hewitt
Matoaka
Dodge Brothers Reelect Officers at February Meeting
Frederick J. Haynes was reelected president and general manager along with all other executive officers and board members at the Dodge Brothers annual meeting held February 11. Ongoing directors include Haynes Waterfall Ballantyne Popeney and Russel Huff. Wage records show 1924 as the company’s most successful year, ranking second among NACC members and third in the industry.
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Frederick J. Haynes
Dodge Brothers
Arthur T. Waterfall
John Ballantyne
Harry V. Popeney
J. Fry
Haynes
Mentho Sulphur Heals Skin Says Specialist
For unsightly eruptions or rashes on face and body a noted skin specialist recommends Mentho Sulphur. It claims quick improvement the next day and germ destroying properties. Apply like cold cream to dry eczema and blotches using Bowles Mentho Sulphur from any druggist.
Dodge Brothers Lead Motor Output In 1924 Surge
The year ended with 225,632 motor vehicles produced valued near $200 million. Dodge Brothers posted a 25.4 percent sales gain while the industry fell 9.4 percent, and they were the only top four maker to rise from 1923. January 1925 trends show further strength. Seven Scottish girls arrived in New York with fiances and married the day of arrival.
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New York
Dodge Brothers
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